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Hanoi DTV visa (soft power with Arun Thai Cooking School) – approved.
No additional document requests. The school prepared all the documents within 1 day. The whole visa process took 6 working days in total.
I submitted my application late in the evening on August 8. On August 11, the status changed to pending approval, and on August 19 the visa was approved.
Documents provided:
• Bank statements showing more than 500,000 THB on my accounts.
• Bank account activity for the last 3 months.
• Currency exchange rate of my local currency to Thai Baht.
• Photo ID from my home country linked to the bank account.
• All documents submitted by the school (I only checked the spelling of my personal details).
• Proof of stay in Hanoi: Vietnamese visa, entry stamp, hotel booking, and a payment receipt from the hotel made with my card.
Big thanks to everyone in this group – your advice really helped me understand the process! 🙏
Applying for DTV but the Muay Thai gym are saying they need 30 days to process my application!? And not to book a flight for 40 days "just in case"! Anyone else had this?
Seems an extremely long time to wait for a piece of paper to say that I've signed up for a Muay Thai course?
Hi there, im writing as anonymous cos I dont have Facebook so using my mom's account.
Just wondered if the application goes from pending document check to pending approval to approved/refused or some of you went straight to the final answer ?
I want to move to Nong Khai, Thailand with a DTV, using the medical treatment - soft power option. It has very been difficult to get good information. I've contacted the hospital in Nong Khai but is there a better first step?
Just got my final approval document for thr LTR Wealthy Pensioner. Yay!
It was my understanding that I would next have to get a stamp issued in my passport. I live in
NYC.
Called NYC embassy twice-of course 2 different answers. They are now telling me i need to apply for the e-visa. Once that’s done i will get another document that i am supposed to take with me upon my next arrival in Thailand to get the stamp in my passport.
I litetally just got back and plan on moving permanently Oct 1. The issuance is valid for 60 days so does that mean i have to fly to Thailand to get the stamp, come back, them move on Oct 1?? Ugh. Or would the e-visa document give me a new timeline?
Hello, is there any Singaporean who got successful application? Need some assistance here
As in Singapore passport, we have a full English name (without indication of family name and given name in the passport) and also a Hanyu Pinyin (for Chinese)
So, how do you guys key in the name? Is it just key both the full English and Hanyu Pinyin name under the given name column and leave the family name blank?